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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922.

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WHO'S AVIIO ATt WHATJ HAPPEEO Sally Erabant. a society butterfly.

has ben Kiven a year's leave of absenre by her husband. I

Kichard Brabant, who hopes that sue will learn something of life. She has a thriilins flirtation with ! Keith C.ilbert. who has always been labeled ' Dangerous." and Is horrified to learn that, despite his position in society, he is a bottlegger. One of his men shoots a revenue officer, and Gilbert is held for murder. He escapes, , taking Sally with him, but she is res- ; cued by : Neal Calhoun, who gives her- some Rood advice. She finds herself without funds, and, not knowing where her hus- i band Is, assumes the name of "Mrs. Pemberton," and obtains a position as chaperone to , Claire Finch, who has more money t than manners. They po to a summer -. resort, where Claire falls in love with Ilex Mallory, the son of a prominent automobile manufacturer, who prefers Sally. Sally proes to dinner at' a roadhouse with Claire and Mallory, and In j the dressing room finds a pirl picking ' her pockets. The girl is the sister of the employee of Keith Gilbert who was t arrested for shooting a revenue offic- ! er and has resorted to desperate means j to get money for a new trial for him. j Sally promises to help her, so she goes ; to New York to consult Calhoun. She has luncheon with an old friend, Patricia Lorlng, a modern flapper who has recently eloped, and who is. summoned home by a strange telephone' call. Patricia's husband had been hurt! in an accident; seeing them together, I Sallv rall7'.( the- rinth nt thf crirl'ai

devotion, and the change that love has j ed Mallory

njatip in ner. Sally returns to the hotel to find that during her absence Claire has been flirting with Ned Halston, a young man of doubtful character whose acquaintance she made without an introduction.

"She mustn't elope with himcan I prevent it?" "Get here away from here,'

-but how

t "I wonder if the MacKeen girl will j get him?" j "She could have anyone she wantI ed," another woman took up the specj ulation. "She has a great fortune, or j will have some day, and she's very j pretty and intelligent." "A little hard, though that type

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CHAPTER LXIII REX M ALLORY'S PLAN

During the days that followed Claire ,1 I.-. .1 c V- I

They . could hear Ralston loudly boast in g.

"Take her somewhere

else, somewhere that he can't go."

"But there isn't any such place."

Sally replied, in despair. "She hasn't any friends, you know and I " She hesitated; she could not explain the situation regarding herself.

I have it!" exclaimed Mallory. "My

proved to be more and more of a prob- j peopH have a place that you'd love,

lem. She encouraged Ned Ralston's

attentions In open defiance of Sally's disapproval; indeed, nothing but an engagement with Rex Mallory prevented her being with him. And as Mallory showed a desire to be with her

only when Sally was there too, thei

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up in New England -why don't you and she come up there and visit us?" "But why, your mother doesn't know us; she wouldn't want to invite two utter strangers into her home!" protested Sally. 'She'd love it if they were friends of mine," he insisted. "I'll wire her and she'll telegraph an invitation back and she's a dear. You needn't be afraid that she wron't mean it! You see, you've got to get away from here before this elopement is pulled off!" Sally considered the plan for a mo-

quainted with Ital-'ment; sne not want to take ad

vantage ui ii is generosity, uui sue was sure that he wanted them to come. And she and Claire could stay with his people but a short time, and then make other arrangements. "All right, I'll do it!" she told him. "But before we go there's something else I must do," she went on. For she had suddenly remembered the little danver at the road house she could

not desert the girl, after promising to

help Her. Tomorrow The Wings of Romance

situation was a complicated one. Hoping that he might be more promising than she had thought, Sally made every effort

to get really ac-

ston. But he was impossible noisy, cheap in every

way, obviously, m

Inem Kliimph

terested in Claire because of her mon

ey; he was anything but a good companion for the girl. Sally did not dare slip away to the road house, as she had planned, to talk with the girl whom she had found picking her pockets there She had not even asked the girl's name, in her haste, and so could not send her a

note. It would.be absolutely neces-i

sary to see the girl herself, there, and to do so with Claire in attendance would be impossible. She spent all her time with Claire, despite her charge's attempts to get rid of her. It became a hateful, loathsome game, Sally ever watchful, Claire constantly alert to every chance to elude her chaperone. Sally would not admit to herself that she feared to leave the girl alone with Ralston, yet that was the case. She knew too lit

tle of the world to be a judge of character, but his shifty, close-set eyes, narrow face and weak mouth made clear even to her what sort of man he was. As if her own suspicions were not enough. Mallory took it upon himself to warn her, one evening when she was sitting on one of the verandas overlooking the sea, resting for a moment from her never-ending chaperon

ing of Claire.

t l usually becomes so," another voice went on. Patty had her head bent over her work. But a sudden Inexplicable pain had seized her. She . could not see the letter before her. "I believe she s very fond of him," j the first woman took up the talk. "I I think that might be a successful marriage Heaven knows we need a few i such these days." '

"She's strength of will enough to keep him in order, and he's so flighty he needs that. A Dity his mother

wouldn't let him learn something use

ful. My sons have all learned a business " !

They chatted, and drifted away, un

til Patty was left alone in the office. Five o'clock came, and Paul came too.

"This is my third visit," he announced. "The car's outside. Please come for a drive before dinner." She should send him away, she knew that. But she wanted to go.

She compromised. "I can't leave the office before 5:30, really," as Paul started to protest. "I know, no one will come in. But I'm supposed to be here until then and I'd feel more comfortable if I stayed. Run along and find someone else to drive with."

"I won't. I'll wait until 5:30. He looked half annoyed, half amus

ed. ! Patty made some excuse to finish some letters. But it was hard to put the proper sheets into their proper envelopes when her heart was sing

ing. She was going out for a drive with Paul she was going to see him and talk with him for an hour or so again! But there was that MacKeen girl who might 'get" him. The bits of gossip came back to her, hurting her. Paul walked restlessly around the room, examining the posters off the walls, looking at the pamphlets and political buttons on the tables. "Queer places, women's clubs," he growled. "What do they do that's useful? What gocd are they?" "They're useful to me at least," Patty said and laughed.

"I know," Paul walked over to her

desk. "Mrs. Munn told me about what's-his-name losing his money. It's a shame you have to work." "I like it," Patty said.

"Do you? I'd hate it any work I mean anything I had to do. I'm

frankly glad mother has enough so I needn't. There are so many pleasant things to do in life such as taking Miss Patty for a drive " and his serious mood flashed into nonsense at

once

After Ten Years By ' MAKION RUBINCAM

A

EDNA a KENT

VANISHING CREAMS What are the virtues of vanishing creams? Many people ask me, and 1 have to answer that it depends upon the cream. A poor quality vanishing cream has no virtue at all, a good one is useful in some ways. Ordinary cold cream, which Is 6im ply cleansing or flesh- building cream which contains nourishing oils, Is quite all right for daily use. But even the best of vanishing creams. In my opinion, should only be used now and then. I believe that they clog the pores, hold into the texture of the skin whatever soil or powder may be upon the surface, and generally interfere with the skin's ordinary functions. But occasionally, if the skin Is rough or chapped or very dry, a little good quality vanishing cream (applied only after a thorough washing with soap and hot water) will be beneficial-

It will make the skin seem soft and smooth for the moment, therefore

serves a good purpose. But as a habit, I would never advise It. However, vanishes cream is splendid for the elbows. Here the texture of the skin is coarse at least in comparison to that of the face usually too, it is dry and rough. Vanishing cream, applied after the elbows have been sciubbed with soap and hot water, will make the skin smooth and soft and

ready for thick coating of powder.

This treatment Is best if done just

before you put on a sleeveless or short

sleeved gown. The unfortunate part

is, that the elbows will pick up an

extraordinary amount of dust while the

cream is on them.

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Twenty-Eight: It will take a long time to fill out the hollows in your neck if you only intend to massage

with the cocoa butter once each week

It. would not be too much if you mas

saged every day. Mary Ann: At 28 years of age, 5 ft

6 in., you should weigh 130 lbs. The olive oil and grape juice should be

taken with the meal.

Veryl: The colors which are most

becoming are those matching the eyes

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Moscow Soviets Appoint

Body to Probe Prisons fBy Associated Press) MOSCOW, May 17 The Moscow Soviet has appointed a committee to investigate the conditions of prisons and prison camps. Orders have been given to improve the sanitary conditions and to give the prisoners the right of lodging complaints and appeals.

SUES SCHOOL BOARD FOR $20,000 DAMAGE

Use Vanishing Cream for the Elbobws or hair. If the eyes are pale and the same color Is chosen, only of a darker shade, the eyes will appear darker. Your scalp will require regular treat

ments until it overcomes the effect from the flu; If this ia not possible,

massage the scalp every day and use

a good hair tonic several times each

week.

All inquiries addressed to Mrs. Forbes

in care ot tne Beauty tjhats depart

ment will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing to the great number received. So, If a person

al or quicker reply is desired, a stamp

ed and self-addressed envelope must be

enclosed with the question. The Kdi tor.

anyone so full of goodness who does the things he does. Should I marry him as he wants me to, or should I wait as my mother wishes? I want to marry him, but I would rather wait until he proves to me that he will stop drinking and playing pool. DOROTHY D. By all means wait until your fiance proves to you that he can give up his bad habits. You will be miserably unhappy if you marry and he leaves you night after night to drink and play

pool, it is ever so much easier to help

At 5:30 thev started, and had time! a man to reform before marriage than

to run through the dusk of the Park Jt Is after. He ought to stay away

HOPE AND DESPAIR Chapter 56

Paul's mother had suddenly taken a great interest in civic work. No one

j quite knew why.

"She's a curious woman." Mrs. Babcock observed one day to some friends

in the office. "I never could make her out. She's sent us how much was that check. Miss Parke?" ' "A thousand," Patty answered from her desk. "Thanks yes, a thousand dollars as a contribution towards our publicity fund. She's sent three new members, and has promised to give us three

hours a day until this bill for improv-

and over to the Drive and up Its

length, watching the colored lights of the boats moored in the Hudson. The girl's cheeks colored from the wind, she tingled all over with joy at being outdoors and with Paul. But when he left her at her door, and she walked up the stairs, her heart sank again. That MacKeen girl! - Tomorrow A Quarrel.

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"I think I ought to warn vou against, inS those old tenements goes through, is fellow Miss Finch is playing j Xow. wn' do you suppose she's taken

nrniind with hft tnld her his vonn

facp vprv sprious "He's a reeulari Various reasons were offered and

rotter, really, and you're so well, I

don't believe that you know what a cad he is." Sally looked at him despairingly. "Oh, I do know enough about him to realize that she ought to give hi mup," she sighed. "But I can't convince

her."

discussed.. Patty thought that, except for the fact that this was done in a softer key, the talk was much like

what she heard in Wissakeagan. Nevertheless, she was glad Mrs,

uanngton came in so often, it gave her an oportunity to study her. She

I tried to like her, but could not yet

"Well, come down here with me and! Mrs. Darlington reminded her curious-

vou'l hear something that ought tolly of her own mother.

convince her!", he exejaimed, catching It was not an unusual thing for the

Sally by the arm and hurrying to the ; women to sit about talking of one an

end of the veranda with her. other. Patty only half heard, them

There was a dance at the hotel that land what she did hear she kept to night, and a number of people had : herself so the members talked before

driven from neighboring hotels and ; her as freely as though she were not

cottages to attend it; their cars were

parked nearby, and some of the chauffeurs were standing about on the drive near the veranda, smoking and talking. Ne;l Ralston, boisterous and extremely talkative, was holding forth loudly. "You guys are loony!" he was declaring, as Sally came within earshot.

present.

"She always goes to extremes !n

her enthusiasm," one woman said. "She even did it in raising her son

Once she was all for military training

and Paul wore a uniform and went to

a school where they drilled him till he dropped." Patty was listening

now. "Then she became a pacifist

Heart Problems

that sufficient warning has been given that traffic laws must be obeyed, no leniency hereafter will be shown, it is announced. To Recount Ballots

Former Judge J. S. Engle has been

appointed special judge in the elec

tion contest of Wilbur Longnecker,

exparte. Judge Engle has named

Benjamin F. Boltz, Clarence Mullen

and H. E. McNees as commissioners

to conduct the recount of ballot

which will take place Thursday, May 18. Longnecker was defeated for

auditor on the Republican ticket at

the May primary by Miss Anna Took

GREENVILLE, Ohio, May 17. Leonard M. Hoover, as father and next friend of Kenneth E. Hoover, a minor, has filed suit in common pleas court against Henry Bennett, Howard Kester, Willard Coppess, Harry Coppess and George Wise, members of the board of education of Jackson township, for damages in the sum of $20,000. Mr. Hoover alleges that his son,

who is of school age, was required to attend school and the members of the

Doara or education oi jacKson town

ship were required by law to furnish adequate and safe transportation to

and from school. That on or about

Jan. 21, 1922, his son was placed in an

auto hack, which was so crowded that

the boy had to stand near a door, and that owing to the negligence of the driver the boy was thrown out of the

rear door onto the frozen ground, re

ceiving injuries to his back, spine and

chest, and internal organs, resulting in tuberculosis or the spine, and that his lower limbs are now useless.

In City Prison. Myron Earhart, of Versailles, is in

the city prison in this city on a charge preferred against him by Juvenile Of

ficer John Carver, who in an affidavit! alleges that Earhart furnished liquor

to minors. i

Probate Court. Will of H. E. Hufnagle admitted to

probate and record.

Felix E. Subler was appointed guar

dian of Kenneth F. Subler et al, minors. Bond $4,000.

Peter F. Bulcher, executor of the

will of J. J. Bulcher, deceased, filed petition to sell real estate to carry out the will of the decedent. Order of appraisement issued.

Edwin C. Wright, assignee of Sarah

A. Landis, filed first and final account. Same filed application t,o determine

priority and distribution of funds. E. E. Vance, administrator with the

will annexed of Rebecca Ann Winter-

halter, filed public sale bill. Petition filed to fix and determine inheritance tax, if any, in the estate of Edith L. Kelch, deceased.

PLEASING CONCERT BY H1LGAR SISTERS A pleasing concert was given Tues-

j day night in the SL Andrew's audi

torium by the Hilger sisters, Blsa, Maria and Greta. Each artist was outstanding in her musical ability. A large audience that nearly filled the auditorium attended. Maria gave seveial unusual violin selections. She was forced to give

j several encores.

Excellent cello numbers by. Elsa were appreslated by the audience. Her ease of manner and ability won her much praise. The three artists gave solos and group numbers, making up a varied program. The accompaniment of Greta was especially pleasing. The sisters were accompanied by their mother. - They are stopping over for concerts in the largest cities In the middle west.

from drink and pool a year before you t er by only eight votes

can nave any confidence that he is worthy of marrying.

TO PRESERVE SHOP WHERE

ANDREW JOHNSON WORKED

NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 17. Con

tract for the erection of a building to

house the tailor shop at Greeneville

j Tenn., where former President Andrew Johnson, once worked was awarded

i to a construction firm there today by

the Andrew Johnson memorial com

mission. The last Tennessee legisla

WINCHESTER COURT LEVIES SPEED FINES

WINCHESTER, Ind., May 17.

i Mayor Ross' court has been a busyjture appropriated $65,000 to purchase j place the last few days. Several per-'the lot and erect a marble and brick

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Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am in love speeding Sunday in the streets of this

with a young man who has always been a gentleman to me, but who has a bad reputation. He plays pool and drinks and in the past he has gone with girls who are not respected. I know he is in love with me and for

GOSHEN MEMORIAL CELEBRATION MAY 28

GOSHEN, Ind., May 17. Decoration Day exercises at Goshen will be held Sunday afternoon. May 28, the usual time, instead of May 30, as first planned for this year. Frank Strayer, of Richmond, has been secured as speaker for the occasion. A number of old. soldiers also will speak. The Sons of Veterans bugle corps and firing squad, lrt their new uniforms, are practicing for the exercises and will make a fine turnout. Congregational singing and readings also are planned for the program. The exercises will be held at the cemetery. Graves will be decorated following the program. DABYS COLDS

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city. The mayor assessed each per

son a fine and costs to the amount of, $11.55. Last week was the first weekj

ior motorcycle i-onceman v;ievenger to be on duty. While several arrests .i . -,

i writ; luaue, uo nuts were assessed.

my sake he tries to overcome his bad j Beginning Monday the, mayor assessed

habits. But sometimes when his I fines, but withheld the names. Now l 'a friends come after him he goes with J

them and does things which he promises he will not do. He wants to be married this year, but my mother wants me to wait a year. She does not like him and she thinks I will not, be happy after I am married. I can't help loving him, because he is so good, to me and has such beautiful thoughts. I have never known

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'I used to drive a car too then I left i and Paul went to a Quaker school.

that job and took to hunting for : Then she said America was all wrone

-something soft and now look at me;

all ready to elope with a swell dame with loads of coin. She'll come when I whistle which'll be in a day or two. No more work for me!" The other men moved away, not interested in his bragging, and he saunt

ered over to a roadster that stood nearby; ne bright, red, rakish look-! ing, it was a car that Sally did not' recall having seen before. "If you don't believe me, take a sl;Vt at this!" he urged, as he slid in j the driver's seat. "She gave me j this today as a birthday present ' pretty slick!" He pressed the starter' and threw Cie car into gear. "Who'll j run down to Ridgely with me? I want to let 'er out while the roads are! clear." I One of the men jumped into the seat J beside him, and they swung out be-j tween the gates and into the open road. As the roar of the engine died! away Sally turned to Mallory, white-1.

faced. "Oh, what can I do?" she cried.

and dragged him off to Europe and

private tutors. Finally he took matters into his own hands and went to college." "Nice boy. Paul," one woman said.

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